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Campus Center is an opportunity for chemistry or chemistry-related departments to showcase their academic programs and students. A department profile highlights its program, accomplishments, and students for employers and for further visibility in the chemical sciences community.

Connect Your Students With Employers
Students can post their resumes in Campus Center while they're still in school for employers to see. Campus Center is a great source for internships, post-doc opportunities, and research postions to enhance their career potential. And they'll be able to see all of the current job openings—and apply online.

Increase Your Program's Visiblity
Showcase your department and students by posting a profile of your program in Campus Center. Your students can then link their resumes with the profile for maximum visbility amond employers who search by programs or universities. The bonus: when it comes time to write letters of recommendation, you won't have to search your desk for paper resumes—they'll be in a central location, affiliated with your department profile.

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Help your students make the transition from school to work. Campus Center offers rich content to help them with their resumes, job interviews, and more.

Campus Center is also the place to refer students for valuable career planning information. If students have questions about salaries, conducting a job search, or employment trends in the chemical sciences, Campus Center has general employment resources that specifically target the chemical professional as well as current data on degrees and employment in the chemical labor force—information that can't be found anywhere else.

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